“Employing rigorous design, testing, monitoring, and safeguards to mitigate unintended or harmful outcomes and avoid unfair bias.”
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This commitment establishes that Google holds itself to an active, multi-stage standard for reducing harmful AI outcomes rather than simply reacting after the fact.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses participial phrasing ('Employing') rather than a direct binding obligation. The clause also addresses avoiding unfair bias, which is an independent proposition recorded in omitted_material and addressed as the primary claim in id 17579.
Google represents that its AI systems are subject to ongoing rigorous processes specifically aimed at mitigating unintended or harmful outcomes.
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This commitment establishes that Google holds itself to an active, multi-stage standard for reducing harmful AI outcomes rather than simply reacting after the fact.
Google represents that its AI systems are subject to ongoing rigorous processes specifically aimed at mitigating unintended or harmful outcomes.
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